Georgia News In Brief From Across The State
A roundup of incidents and events from Georgia including a drowning near Cuthbert, a prisoner execution in Reidsville, a fire at Emory University, and rail collisions near Columbus. Also noted are fairs in Bartow and neighboring counties, a city Christmas lighting drive, and national figures tied to Atlanta events.
Woman of Year Award Honors Columbus Editor’s Mother
Columbus Georgia honors Mrs W M M Page wife of a local attorney and mother of three with the 1956 Woman of the Year distinction for her outstanding community contributions and leadership as publisher of two Columbus newspapers.
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Columbus
W M. M. Page
Guardian seeks court order to sell Nelson Gray Estate land
Rosa Bell McCrary as Irene Gray’s guardian applies before Judge T Hicks Fort at 11 a m on October 18 1956 in Columbus Georgia to sell the Nelson Gray Estate tract in Taylor County Georgia described by lot lines and county plots to reinvest proceeds and pay interest.
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Rosa Bell McCrary
Irene Gray
T. Hicks Fort
Superior Courts
Chattahoochee Circuit
Chambers
Columbus
Georgia
Nelson Gray
Taylor County
Lot
Irenee Gray
Leave to Sell Lands From D B Posey Estate Granted
Mrs Lora B Posey applies to sell part of the year's support from the estate of D B Posey deceased by order of Taylor Court of Ordinary You are notified to appear at 11 00 a m on September 28th at the Ordinary's Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted This notice dated September 8 1956 J R Lunsford Ordinary Taylor County Georgia.
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Lora B. Posey
D. B. Posey
Taylor Court of Ordinary
J. R. Lunsford
Taylor County
Georgia
Foreclosure Sale Of Taylor County Property On October First
Notice announces a public foreclosure sale of the east half of land lot 162 in Taylor County Georgia. The 10114 acre tract includes a 25 acre fish pond area tied to deeds between James Little E P Hodges and Mrs C L Pyron. The debt to T Whatley is in default and proceeds will pay the owed balance and costs with any surplus to be distributed by law. The sale occurs at the court house door on the first Tuesday in October 1956.
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Georgia
Taylor County
14Th
James Little
E. P. Hodges
C. L. Pyron
K. C. Mathews
T. Whatley
Clerk Superior Court
McGee Couple Begin World Trip From Columbus
Theo McGee and his wife depart Columbus on a world tour largely by air. They will visit Spain, Portugal, Rome, India, Southeast Asia, Cairo, and Hawaii, with letters planned for publication in the Enquirer. The trip launches from Idlewild Airport with a Lisbon stop first.
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Columbus
Theo McGee
Spain
India
Southeast Asia
Hawaii
Cairo
Egypt
McGee
Europe
Moscow
W. C. Tucker
The
Enquirer
McGees
Idlewild International Airport
New York
Lisbon
Portugal
Madrid
Rome
Atlanta's Ten Best Dressed Men Named by Rogers
Ernest Rogers in his Atlanta Journal column names the city's best dressed men. The list includes Jack Dumestre Jr., Charles Jagers, H. A. Maddox, R. F. Maddox, Dr. Floyd McRae, Brannon Morris, Leonard Reisch, Maynard Smith and Nesbit Tilly.
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Ernest Rogers
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Jack Dumestre Jr
Charles Jagers
H. A. Maddox
R. F. Maddox
Floyd McRae
Brannon Morris
Leonard Reisch
Maynard Smith
Nesbit Tilly
Talbotton Set for Dial Telephone System Dedication
Talbotton Georgia to unveil its seven digit Talbot dial system on October 29 with Gov Griffin and Rep John Flynt Jr speaking. Private system covers all Talbot county south of Big Liza Creek funded by a $259000 REA loan and stock sales. Officials from Bell Telephone and REA will attend. public tours of the new $30,000 office and equipment are planned. A special Oct 25 edition of the Talbotton New Era will announce the event.
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Talbotton
Griffin
John Flynt Jr
Talbot County
Big Liza Creek
J. T. Battle
Atlewico, Inc
Georgia Public Service Commission
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
REA
Lane Hubbard
George Kinsman
J. W. Patterson
Bell Telephone System
World’s oldest man arrives in Miami from South America
A 4 foot 4 inch Colombian Indian named Javier Pereira, reputedly 167 years old, arrived in Miami from South America and was assisted from the airplane. He is believed to be the world’s oldest human and says longevity comes from never worrying, while noting he drinks and smokes when possible.
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Miami
Fla
South America
Javier Pereira
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomaston Post Office
Cuthbert
Freeman Hobbs
Southeastern Red Cross
South
Red Cross
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Bartow
Jackson
Mitchell
Dooly
Talbot
Harris
Meriwether
Paul Cooper
Worth County
Reidsville State Prison
Emory University
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Order of the Stars and Bars
Americus
Chamber of Commerce
G. G. Hays
Evanston
III
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Covington
Otis Nixon
Buster Green
L. C. Hines
Macon
Bibb County
E. D. Rivers
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Society
DeEmmett Bradshaw
Omaha, Neb
Catherine Parker
Chamblee
Parker
Leon Smith
Thomaston Times
Walter Jenkins
Upson County Hospital
G. G. King, Sr
Columbus ‘Daily
H. Thad Crawley Reynolds
Butler
Rogers
Talbot Dial
Miami, Fla
Pulpwood
Britt Manufacturing CO
Thomastos
Verna Ony
L. L. Minor
Butler, Ga
FORD
United States
Dana
Stober
Detroit
Payne Motor Company
Butler, Georgia